OlGrizz: If Dick's is not as good as Gander, then they really are not worth the gas to go visit. Our Gander is pathetic. Everything is overpriced, selection is spotty at best, reloading stuff is almost nothing but old stuff that doesn't sell ("but we'll special-order anything" -- at ridiculous prices), the teen-aged clerks are ignorant and snotty, and the "sale" prices are nothing to get excited about. I go in there about once a month to look at the used-gun rack. And they do have the best gunsmith in town (La Crosse, Wisconsin). He's slow on big jobs, but you can trust his work on everyday tasks.
We have to drive 50 miles to get to the nearest reloading dealer with a good stock and fair prices, and you know what that means -- you lose your savings at the gas pump. I guess I'll just decide on two or three powders that work for me, and order big containers from Midsouth. The hazmat fee is less than a tank of gas for my ancient Escort wagon. They're a sponsor here, too, and I can attest that their service is top-notch. That's the only way I can see to save a little on reloading supplies. Local retailers can't make enough profit from them to stock a good variety at reasonable prices.